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Joe, a great job. The paint turned out really good. I started putting together one of those Liberty shifters and also found it to be a challenge, but overall a good PE kit. Can't wait to see more of the engine. Dave

Bill, terrific job. The paint scheme is great. Much better than building it as the original kit.

Looks good so far Seann. I have one Taurus car that I started years ago. This should inspire me to work on it. Keep up the good work. Dave

Great job Art. The dash looks really good. I've tried painting tiny areas like that and they always need a touch up. Not so with yours. I would be frustrated that I couldn't at least add plug wires to a car. Hope to see more updates soon. With the amount of rain I've seen CA getting this spring, have you found it hard to paint with airbrush or rattle can? Dave

Tim, your updates are always inspirational. Amazing. Can't wait to see more of the carbs. I should have known you wouldn't choose just any 'ol carbs. And btw, the giant tweezers store is curb pickup only guys, so bring a full size pickup. Dave

This is a really cool build Ian. Can't wait to see more of it. I always like seeing different drag cars.

John, I love what you've done so far. Do you have reference pics of the frame? I would have no idea where to start on a chassis like that. Definitely looking for more updates. Dave

Excellent work. More updates please.

Another great update and inspiration Francis. Stay safe and healthy.

I'm also happy to see you back Buddy. I'm looking forward to this next class on building.

Jeff, I'd say you pulled it off just fine. Good job.

Great update Francis. I have to download the images of the engine, drop them into Photoshop and bring the image down to the size of the dime so I can truly appreciate what it looks like. I'm looking forward to more. Dave

I like the idea. That would feel weird sitting in the trunk area. Looking forward to more.

Terrific job Nick. Is it 1/25 scale?

Looks great. Looking forward to more.

Francis they are awesome valve covers. Great job.

Mike, what a great build. I'm looking forward to more. You would love seeing Bruce Larson's dragfest here in PA. It is every November and quite a few vintage drag cars show up. I think I might have posted pics on here. Keep up the good work.

Great work again Francis. Looks like the grill slots are open. Awesome. And the hose clamps look great. How did you make the headers? As far as making the gauge faces, if you have access to an inkjet printer with a high-end rip, you might be able to print gauges at 2800 dpi or at least 1400 dpi on mylar or good quality paper. I have been working for a printing company for 37 years so I have seen the changes from using neg film to all digital.

I will definitely check out the '70 Dart

Superb work as always Tim. But i think I see some 1/25 scale fingerprints on it.....ha

Francis those are awesome looking heads. I look forward to more of this build. I will also look at a couple of my fuel builds in progress to see if I can add any details to the heads that I see on yours.

That looks great Ian. Looks like it could start up!!

Great job...

Francis, once again I have just found this thread and it is stunning!! I feel like I was in class with a professor.

That looks great.